Examples of flex.messaging.log.Target

flex.messaging.log.Target
All logger target implementations within the logging framework must implement this interface. Target implementations receive log events and output information from these events to the appropriate output destination which may be a console, log file or some other custom destination.

            Class c = ClassUtil.createClass(className,
                        FlexContext.getMessageBroker() == null ? null :
                        FlexContext.getMessageBroker().getClassLoader());
            try
            {
                Target target = (Target)c.newInstance();
                target.setLevel(Log.readLevel(targetSettings.getLevel()));
                target.setFilters(targetSettings.getFilters());
                target.initialize(null, targetSettings.getProperties());
                Log.addTarget(target);
            }
            catch (Throwable t)
            {
                // Unwrap to get to the interesting exception

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     * @return a string array
     */
    public String[] getTargetFilters(String targetId)
    {


        Target target = getTarget(targetId);


        if (target == null)
            return new String[0];


        List filterObjects = target.getFilters();
        String[] filters = new String[filterObjects.size()];
        for (int i = 0; i < filterObjects.size(); i++)
        {
            filters[i] = (String)filterObjects.get(i);
        }

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            Class c = ClassUtil.createClass(className,
                        FlexContext.getMessageBroker() == null ? null : 
                        FlexContext.getMessageBroker().getClassLoader());
            try
            {
                Target target = (Target)c.newInstance();
                target.setLevel(Log.readLevel(targetSettings.getLevel()));
                target.setFilters(targetSettings.getFilters());
                target.initialize(null, targetSettings.getProperties());
                Log.addTarget(target);
            }
            catch (Throwable t)
            {
                // Unwrap to get to the interesting exception

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flex.management.runtime.messaging.log.LogManager

flex.messaging.config.MessagingConfiguration

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